Talon uses deep learning for the speech part, but not so much (yet) the code part. However, the continuous command recognition it uses can cause less strain tha

Talon uses deep learning for the speech part, but not so much (yet) the code part. However, the continuous command recognition it uses can cause less strain than individual abrupt commands. You can string a dozen command words together more like a sentence instead of repeatedly saying a command then abruptly stopping and waiting to say the next command (which is how many older systems worked). I'm definitely open to incorporating deep learning directly. I've already signed up for the GPT3 API waiting list and I have some ideas on how to use it, and I generally have some ideas on how I might otherwise approach more natural feeling voice programming down the line.